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‘Yan arewacin Najeriya da ke zaune a kudu maso gabashin kasar sun ce sun tafka asarar rayuka da ta dukiya sakamakon rikicin da masu fafutikar kafa kasar Biafra suke yi a yankin. Sun shaida wa wakilinmu na yankin Abdussalam Ibrahim Ahmed cewa an kashe mutanensu da dama da kuma kona dukiyarsu. Sai dai jami’an tsaro […]
Najeriya za ta kara da Mali ranar Lahadi a wasan karshe na gasar cin kofin kwallon kafar Afirka na 'yan kasa da shekaru 17.
Ko a sakon shugaban na bukin Easter, ya bukaci ‘yan kasar su kara hakuri yayinda yake yaki tukuru wajen ganin al’umma sun sha romon damokaradiya, da kuma hukumta masu almundahana.
a lè fi bá a ṣe ń mú káwọn ará wa máa fìfẹ́ hàn kí wọ́n sì máa ṣe iṣẹ́ àtàtà wé kéèyàn máa koná kó sì máa fẹ́ atẹ́gùn sí iná tó fẹ́ kú nígbà tí ìṣírí tá à ń fún un dà bí ìgbà tá à ń da epo sí iná náà kó bàa lè jò dáadáa
ẹ sì jẹ́ ká mọ gbogbo irọ́ tí sátánì ń pa ká sì kọ̀ wọn sílẹ̀
Ó sì darapọ̀ mọ́ Kenya National Theatre Performing Arts School fún ọdún méjì. Ní ọdún 2007, ó darapọ̀ mọ́ Kigezi Ndoto Musical Theatre Performances. Lẹ́yìn náà ní ọdún 2008, ó lọ sí orílẹ̀ ède India ó sì kópa Sauti Kimya ati Githa . Ní ọdún 2011, ó ṣe eré oníse àkọ́kọ́ rẹ̀ pẹ̀lú eré "The Marshal of Finland" . Ní ọdún kan náà, wọ́n yàn án fún ipa aṣáájú nínú járá amóhùnmáwòrán Lies that Bind, èyítí ó ṣì jẹ́ àkọ́kọ́ eré amóhùnmáwòrán rẹ̀.
Jagjit Oza (an kuma haife shi a shekara ta 1998)
Arewacin Amurka High
Utu aha obodo
wọ́n ní kò ní lè rìn kò ní lè sọ̀rọ̀ — ọ̀rọ̀ wa kò sì ní lè yé e
kí ló dá jèhófà lójú nípa àwọn àtọmọdọ́mọ ádámù ìhìn tó ń fúnni nírètí wo ló sì tìtorí ìyẹn fúnni
èmi kò ní fi yín sílẹ̀ láìní òlùtùnú kí ẹ wá dàbí ọmọ tí kò ní òbí
Nígbà náà ni ẹ̀mí àìmọ́ náà bẹ̀rẹ̀ sí í bẹ Jésù gidigidi, kí ó má ṣe rán àwọn jáde kúrò ní agbègbè náà Agbo ẹlẹ́dẹ̀ ńlá kan sì ń jẹ lẹ́bàá òké Àwọn ẹ̀mí àìmọ́ náà bẹ Jésù pé, Rán wa lọ sínú àwọn ẹlẹ́dẹ̀ wọnni kí awa le è wọ inú wọn lọ Jésù fún wọn láàyè, àwọn ẹ̀mí àìmọ́ náà sì jáde kúrò lára ọkùnrin náà, wọ́n sì wọ inú àwọn ẹlẹ́dẹ̀ náà lọ Agbo ẹlẹ́dẹ̀ náà tí ó tó ìwọ̀n ẹgbàá sì túká lọ́gán, wọ́n sì sáré lọ ní gẹ̀rẹ́gẹ̀rẹ́ òkè rọ́ sínú òkun, wọ́n sì ṣègbé
Lori iṣẹ́ yìí, ó ti gba àìmọye àmìn-ẹ̀yẹ, débi pé ilé-iṣẹ́ oníròyìn òkè òkun, CNN ṣe àfihàn rẹ̀ nínú ètò wọn kan tí wọ́n pè ní Inside Africa . Lára àwọn àmìn-ẹ̀yẹ tí ó ti gbà ní "Oníṣòwò tó pegedé jùlo lọ́dún 2006" àmìn-ẹ̀yẹ fún abánìṣètò ètò tó dára jù lọ lọ́dún 2007.Àwọn ìwé rẹ̀The Essential Bridal HandbookÀwọn gbajúmọ̀ rẹ̀Lọ́dún 2014, ìkànnì oníròyìn ayélujára Nàìjíríà kan, YNaija dárúkọ rẹ̀ mọ́ àwọn gbajúmọ̀ oníṣòwò ọmọ Nàìjíríà mẹ́wàá tí ọjọ́ orí wọn kò ju ogójì lọ. Bẹ́ẹ̀ náà lọ́dún 2016, BBC dárúkọ rẹ mọ́ ọgọ́rùn-ún gbajúmọ̀ obìnrin tí wọ́n mọ̀ ní àgbáyé.Ìgbésí ayé ara rẹ̀Fúnkẹ́ Bucknor-Obruthe fẹ́ Onome Obruthe, wọ́n sìn bímọ méjì fún ara wọn. Òun ni ẹ̀gbọ́n fún gbajúmọ̀ agbóhùnsáfẹ́fẹ́, Tosyn Bucknor.Àwọn ìtọ́kasí.
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Shugaban Iraqin ya kuma sha alwashin samun nasara kan ‘yan tawaye wadanda ke da alhakin kashe daruruwan mutane a Iraqi.Ya ce za a yi zaben da aka shirya yi a cikin watan Janairu kamar yadda aka shirya wanda zai bude hanyar samar da gwamnati wadda za ta samu karbuwa a wurin mutanen duniya dana Iraqi .
Mr. Bryant zai amshi ragamar mulki daga hannun shugaban kasar na yanzu Moses Blah a watan Oktoba. Zai jagoranci sabuwar gwamnati na tsawon shekaru biyu, tare da shirya zaben dimokuradiyya a shekara ta 2005.
Ni pato, ni Oke GDP. Iṣọkan Iṣura ati Idajọ Agbara (Oxford University Press, 2013), Fleurbaey ati Blanchet beere lọwọ awọn ami ti o ṣe pataki julo (gẹgẹbi awọn idagbasoke ti awọn eniyan ati awọn atọka ti a ṣe lori imọ iwadi ayọ) .Awujọ awujọ ni ipo ti ailopinAwọn ipinnu ninu ifọrọjade ti eniyan Marc Fleurbaey jẹ oluwadi kan ti a npe ni igbesi aye eniyan. Awọn ijẹri rẹ ti ṣẹ ni ipa rẹ gẹgẹbi awọn ìgbimọ si Bank Bank , United Nations ati OECD , nipasẹ awọn ipese rẹ si ọpọlọpọ awọn igbimọ ti orilẹ-ede ati ti kariaye ati awọn iroyin ati Ijabọ alagbamu deede ti awọn oran awujọ ti o nii ṣe pẹlu ihuwasi, itesiwaju ilọsiwaju, eto imulo ati iyipada afefe.Awọn Iroyin ati Awọn IṣẹIgbimọ Agbaye lori Ilọsiwaju Ọlọlọlọ-ilọsiwaju (IPSP) Fleurbaey co-directed ni Igbimọ International fun Progress Social (IPSP), ti o pejọ pọ ju awọn oluwadi 300 lọ ni awọn ọrọ-aje ati awọn ẹkọ imọ-jinde. IPSP n pe wa lati tun woye awujọ ni ọrundun 21 ati pe o ṣe afihan irisi tuntun ti ilọsiwaju ti awujo ni agbaye ti o ni agbaye ati ti iṣedopọ. Igbimọ na ṣe awọn iwe-iwe meji : Iroyin IPSP ati imudaniloju, mejeeji ti a ṣe ni irisi ibanisoro kan.
Those presently clamouring against the religious bill proposed by Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State may be in for a long drawn battle as the Governor has revealed that many state governments are ready to toe the same path and have asked for a copy of the bill to replicate in their states. El-Rufai, who made this disclosure yesterday while interacting with select journalists at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim Government House in Kaduna, said the proposed law was sent to the state House of Assembly since October 15, 2015 and was not a new bill as being speculated. He explained that: “It was first enacted in 1984 during the term of Air Vice Marshal Usman Mua’zu (retd) after the Maitsine uprising in 1982. The then military junta saw the need to regulate preaching in some states in the North. “Many states are ready to do similar thing now. They have asked for the copy of our bill. I will not name the states.” He went on to debunk claims that he walked out on the Vice-President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, when he tried to reach an understanding with him on a particular issue, stressing that that the speculation was the handwork of his political detractors. El-Rufai, who maintained that he enjoys an excellent relationship with the Vice-President, insisted that there was never a time he walked out on him, adding that the authors of such stories were mischievous. According to him, “I have never attended a meeting where the President and the Vice-President were all in the same room. “I think the only time where the President and the Vice-president were around and I was in attendance was when the National Economic Council, NEC, was inaugurated by Mr President. He (President) came and delivered his address and left.”
Hutudole>>zai birgeka, ya kayatar dakai, zaka nishadantu ka kuma karu.: Daya daga cikin sojojin Najeriya da suka halarci yakin Duniya na Biyu
Njẹ o ti gbọ nipa Itankalẹ Aarun Monkey pox nilẹ Afrika? Ewo tun niyẹn bayii? Aarun kan to farapẹ igbona ni, to si ti n sọsẹ ni awọn ipa ibi kan Ọpọ ẹmi lo ti sofo, ti ọpọ eeyan si ti dero ile iwosan Koda, ileeṣẹ to n sakoso Aarun ni ilẹ Afrika, CDC ti kede ilu o fararọ lori aarun naa Bawo ni aarun naa se n tan kalẹ, bawo si ni a se le dena rẹ? Kan si oju opo BBC.com/Yoruba © 2024 BBC BBC kò mọ̀ nípa àwọn ohun tí ó wà ní àwọn ojú òpó tí ó wà ní ìta Ọwọ́ tí a fi mú ìbáṣepọ̀ ti ìta.
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bí àpẹẹrẹ à ń fi ìmọ̀ràn bíbélì sílò nípa bí tọkọtaya ṣe lè jẹ́ olóòótọ́ síra wọn èyí sì ti mú kí ìgbéyàwó wa dúró sán ún — hébérù 13 4
Dokar haramcin za ta fara aiki ne daga ranar Litinin, kuma duk wanda aka kama da jakar leda zai yabawa aya zakinta. Wannan haramci ya shafi masu sarrafa ledar a kamfanoni da masu sayarwa ga jama’a da ma jama’ar da ake sayarwa ledar domin saka kaya ko kuma yin wata bukata ta daban. Daga wannan […]
A wani taro da suka gudanar cikin makon nan a birnin Brussels, mambobi daga kasashen na EU sun cimma matsaya kan dabarun da za su bi wajen ganin sun tsaida dubban 'yan gudun hijirar da ke kwarara zuwa kasashensu.
Helen Mercedes Sauls-August Nzukọ Ndị Mmadụ
The Onion Producers and Marketers Association of Nigeria (OPMAN) has announced its decision to suspend onion supply to the Southeast over insecurity. The National President of OPMAN, Aliyu Isah, made the announcement on Wednesday. He said the association’s decision was based on the recent hijack of two of their members’ trucks by gunmen suspected to be members of the proscribed Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB. Gunmen suspected to be members of IPOB have been attacking critical public infrastructure in the southeast for some weeks now while also killing security operatives. Last week, they hijacked two truck-full of onions from the North in Imo State and distributed their contents to the public. Fire destroys N2b onions Meanwhile, farmers and marketers said they have lost onions worth N2.4 billion to fire in Sokoto State. The cause of the fire was still unknown but one of the victims, Umaru Aliyu Gidan Fadama, said that the fire started from Yan doya market otherwise known as Ramin Kura. According to him, it started around 12:30 am on Wednesday. “We were told that it started from a Golf vehicle that was offloading yams at the market and later spread to other places including where our storage facilities are. “I personally lost 60 bags of onion and I know some that have lost more than 100 bags,” he said. The National President of OPMAN told our reporter that 200,000 bags of onion worth N2 billion were lost to the fire. “We are only praying to God to bring succour to them but it was a terrible and unfortunate incident,” he said. He noted that the problem could lead to a serious onion crisis in the country because most of the affected producers and marketers had lost their investment. “Some of the farmers sell their produce to buy input for the upcoming season and with this development, they cannot go back to the farm,” he said. He appealed to the federal and state governments to assist them so that they could sustain their businesses.
lẹ́yìn ìgbéyàwó wọn kristi àtàwọn tó ń bá a ṣèjọba máa bù kún àwọn olùgbé ayé lọ́pọ̀ yanturu — ìṣí
A wani taron tsaro na shekara-shekara na Manama da ake gudanarwa a Bahrain, kusan gaba dayan duniya ta nuna damuwa cewa matakin zai iya bayar da dama ga Iran da masu ikirarin Jahadi na al-Qaeda da kuma kungiyar IS.
Idan ba a mance ba a shekarar 2008, gwamnatin tarayya ta amince da tsarin gas na Najeriya wato Nigerian Gas Master Plan, domin cigaban aikin bututun gas na gida da kasuwar waje.
iṣẹ́ oúnjẹ òòjọ́ ilé ìwé àti ọ̀pọ̀ iṣẹ́ ilé náà wà níbẹ̀ tí kò ṣeé yẹ̀ sílẹ̀
ṣé ìwọ náà lè tẹ̀ lé àpẹẹrẹ ẹ̀mí aájò àlejò tí ábúráhámù àti sárà fi lélẹ̀
"Don haka ya ce zai kira kansa a matsayin Shehu, wato Malami, inda ya hada mulki da malamanta", a cewar Zanna Boguma.
Busari Faiza Taiye and Busari Hamidah Kehinde are economists by profession and politicians by vocation. They were born into the family of a prominent Islamic scholar, the late Shiek Adam Abdullah El-ilory (RTA) and the household of Hajiya Halimah and the late Alhaji Musa Busari, a quintessential journalist. They were born on April 3 in Cairo, Egypt. Popularly called Buhari twins, the young women, who hold masters’ in Peace, Conflict and Strategic Studies and are looking forward to furthering their studies to PhD level, spoke with Daily Trust Saturday. Daily Trust Saturday: Why are you called Buhari twins? Faiza and Hamidah Busari: Well, we are called the Buhari twins basically because we have been part of the struggle for as long we can remember. We have consistently advocated and voted for him. We took part in his programmes till the day he was announced as president. Besides, we are the most photographed twins with President Muhammadu Buhari in Nigeria; nobody can take that title from us. So we have been around Mr President for a while that we see him as a father. Since 2007, we have never supported or campaigned for anybody apart from President Muhammadu Buhari. The only reason we came into politics is because we share the same ideology as President Buhari. So that is why people are calling us Buhari twins. And it is a name we cherish and appreciate. With the kind of support you have been giving President Buhari, many would wonder why you are not in the Villa. Well, in the first place, the plan was not to be in the Villa, it was to get PMB into the Villa; and we thank Allah that we and other Nigerians have successfully done that. Everyone cannot be in the Villa. You are very visible politically, how did you start? Early in life, aside the leadership positions we have held in secondary school, we have not really paid keen interest in politics. As young people growing up, our family was not into politics. We come from a known line of Islamic scholars. Even as young people we have always registered and voted because we have taken interest in what is happening in our country. There was lack of accountability; and things were really taking the turn for the worse. Along the line, we listened to the speeches of President Buhari and we decided that he was the man for the job. We felt that with his integrity he could be trusted. Because we share the same ideology, we started getting endeared to him. He fitted into our lifestyle and what we believe in. We are glad that we have been part of the movement for change. As politicians, do you see your status as twins as strength or weakness? For us, being twins is a strength; we never for once saw that as weakness. Do you have moments when you both disagree on political issues? Luckily for us, we didn’t indulge much in local politics, so we have the same ideology. We always think in the same manner and perspective, so we are united in the struggle. We wanted change and nothing ever contradicted that, so we didn’t have that issue all throughout. Are you planning to run for political office soon? We don’t have plans to do that soon; we still feel it is too early. We want to be able to build a career and gather some more experience. Probably, when the time is right we will come to that decision. But right now, we want to be in the engine room, supporting politicians who have integrity and good intentions for our country. We shall continue to support anyone with good intentions of moving this country forward. How are you similar and how are you different? In so many different ways, but then, we can assure you that we are more similar than different. In totality, we are maybe 90 per cent similar and 10 per cent different. How did your parents take the news of you becoming politicians? In everything we do in life, our parents always support and pray for us. There was no issue at all. We had their blessings and prayers. But they always tell us to be true to ourselves, honest and to pray and seek Allah’s guidance in all our endeavours and try to imbibe the traits that have attracted us to President Buhari, which are integrity, honesty and the love for our beautiful country, Nigeria. If you were not into politics, what would you have been doing? We are into a lot of things, aside being politicians. We are analysts and fashion designers. We belong to a think tank group where conflict issues are addressed. We also run a non-governmental organisation where socio-economic issues surrounding twins and multiple births are addressed. I think we would have focused on that and probably explored other things aside politics. Do you hope to quit politics soon; or has the thought ever crossed your mind? Politics, to us, is not something we will quit. It is about continuously bringing change in governance in Nigeria. We will continue to support any idea that will translate into good governance in Nigeria. We are not about to stop doing that now or anywhere in the future. So quitting politics is not foreseeable. Who is the bossiest? Kehinde is the bossiest. Owing to the fact that she came out of the womb last, she has always claimed to be my elder sister. She said she sent me to see how the world looked; and that the moment I came out of the womb, my cries signified that the world was good, so she could come. Who is the messiest? Of course, naturally the one who is the boss is the messiest. You know the boss will always relax because she has a younger sister to always do things for her. Who is the most active on the social media? We both are. Would you say you are shy as twins? We shy? However, it depends on who we are conversing with. Who is the more adventurous? Well, there is nothing different between us; we do everything together, including going go on adventures. There is nothing one has done without the other. So we are both adventurous. Which question do you get tired of answering? Are you twins? No day passes without someone asking us that question. Working and living together means you spend almost all your hours in each other’s company; the question is: do arguments arise? Of course, we argue. It is natural as humans to argue. The reason we have the best ideas sometimes is because we brainstorm and argue. We agree and disagree on issues and find a common ground. In fact, our argument and affection started from the womb. Probably, Hamidah wanted to come first but Faiza overtook her. You have managed to turn your connection as twins into a career. How is this working out for you? Do we see you taking this connection to a higher level? Alhamdullilah, we have managed to come this far, and Allah has somehow given us the blessing to like things in common. And of course, for as long as we are alive, we will continue to pursue the same thing. We have managed to leverage on each other to take well informed decisions. So going forward, whatever we are planning to do, we do it together. What are your favourite moments as twins? Walahi, there is never a dull moment with us. We cherish every moment. Every moment is a moment of excitement. And every moment, we thank Allah that we have each other. What do you think everyone should know about twins? What people should know is that as twins, we are two different individuals and we should be treated as such. What would Kehinde do that Taiye would never think of doing, and vice versa? There is absolutely nothing Kehinde will do that Taiye will not do. Whatever Kehinde will do, Taiye will also do, and vice versa. With the benefit of hindsight, what would you have done differently? Honestly, nothing. We would have done exactly what we have done. There is nothing we have done that we have any regret. We have played our parts well. So there is nothing we would have changed. Alhamdullilah, we are okay with everything that has taken place. We are okay to be part of the train of change.
Keeping My Man (2013)
A 70 year old Virgin had to sacrifice her life to save her siblings. This scenario reminds us of decisions we took in the past to save our family members only to be left in the dark to face the consequences of these decisions alone. To Benenitta Aiphonsino, her decisions of waiting till her siblings graduated before she walked down the aisle has left her with an emotional loopholes that is seeking a man’s intimacy. She is 70 year old who is hoping to marry and start her own family. To seal this commitment, she has not had any sexual contact with any man because of her self worth as a woman. Voicing her life story on Afrimax platform, the woman from a small community in Democratic Republic of Congo, disclosed being the third child in her family. She actually became the head when the first child, her eldest sister died. Aiphonsino was left with the responsibility of taking care of her siblings and the children of her late sister. In an interview session, the 70 year old virgin said, ” I sacrificed my life to save the lives of my siblings and now I want to get married. I was born in 1952 and the third born in my family. “As a young girl, many men approached me for marriage but I refused to get married because I wanted my siblings to graduate first. This decision was taken on the bases of avoiding more responsibilities so I had to focus on my siblings education first. “This decision made sense at that time because I was the only person taking care of my immediate family and providing almost all their needs. I thought once my siblings graduate, I will eventually get married but now, I am still helping others to study in school and still single too.” Aiphonsino who is also a teacher in the Catholic Church has imparted many children with knowledge and this has given her a sense of fulfilment. According to her, she may not have any biological kids but I am blessed with children through my philanthropy gestures towards them. With no husband and children, the 70 year old virgin still smiles as the rays of the sun because of her immense contributions to her family and to her community at large. Although, she is a 70 year old woman, she still believes of having her own love story still fulfilled.
N'okwu ikpe tupu ikpe, ndị ọka iwu kpọrọ Lewinsky dị ka onye akaebe ka ha nwaa igosipụta ma ọ bụrụ na enyochaghị akaebe ya megide Trip site na nyocha onye ndụmọdụ nọọrọ onwe ya. Agbanyeghị, ụlọ ikpe steeti Maryland kpebiri na Lewinsky, onye “kwetara na ọ ghaara iyi ụgha na usoro gọọmentị etiti wee kwuo na ịgha ụgha bụ akụkụ nke ndụ ya,” abụghị ihe a pụrụ ịdabere na ya yana na akaebe Lewinsky tụrụ aro megide Trip bụ “na-asachapụ na ya. ihe na-adịghị mma." N’ihi ya, a kagburu ebubo nile e boro Trip na May 26, 2000, mgbe ndị gbara akwụkwọ kpebiri na ha agaghị aga n’ihu n’ikpe ikpe ahụ.
O ni sinima naa ti pari ṣugbọn o nilo owo lati gbe e jade Lasiko ti aisan naa gbe pẹli sii lara, Fadeyi Oloro rawọ ẹbẹ si awọn ọmọ Naijiria lati ṣe iranlọwọ fun un ti Pasitọ ọmọ Naijiria kan to n fi ilẹ Gẹẹsi ṣebugbe, Tobi Adegboyega, si ṣeranwọ owo miliọnu mẹta naira fun un agba oṣere tiata naa Adegboyega, to jẹ pasitọ ijọ Salvation Proclaimers Anointed Church to wa niluu London gbe igbesẹ naa lasiko ifọrọwerọ kan pẹlu Fadeyi Oloro loju opo ikansiraẹni agbohunsafẹfẹ, Daddy Freeze Eyi ko ṣẹyin aisan ọlọjọ pipẹ to ti n ba agba oṣere naa finran fun nnkan bii ọdun mẹta, ati bi wọn ṣe le kuro ninu ile to n gbe Lasiko ifọrọwerọ ọhun to waye loju opo Instagram Daddy Freeze ni Fadeyi Oloro ti rawọ ẹbẹ fun iranlọwọ ki pasitọ Adegboyega to darapọ mọ wọn
Cryptocurrency masana sun ce Venezuela ta zargin almubazzarancin da kansa tattalin arzikin, a hade tare da hukuncin Socialist Party ta tarihi rashin girmamawa ga zaman kansa dukiya hakkokin, za su iya bar masu zuba jari ba na sha'awar nemowa petros.
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ó ń tọ́ka sí ọkàn tó lè rí ara gba nǹkan fún ìgbà pípẹ́ nígbà tí wọ́n bá ni ín lára tí wọ́n bá sì mú un bínú ”
Àwọn ọmọ Israẹli tí wọ́n wà ninu ìlú náà jáde sí wọn, àwọn ará Ai sì wà ní agbede meji àwọn ọmọ Israẹli, àwọn kan wà ní ẹ̀gbẹ́ kinni, àwọn kan wà ní ẹ̀gbẹ́ keji. Àwọn ọmọ Israẹli bá bẹ̀rẹ̀ sí í pa wọ́n ní ìpakúpa títí tí kò fi ku ẹyọ ẹnìkan. .
Batun zargin cin hanci a hukumar kwallon kafan dai, ya kankane hukumar gabanin zaben shugaban da za a gudanar a yau Laraba.
Leicester City’s Premier League title dream became reality on Monday as their only remaining challengers Tottenham Hotspur drew 2-2 at Chelsea to complete one of the greatest ever sporting achievements. The result provoked an outpouring of celebration in the provincial English city and as far away as Thailand and Japan, with Leicester’s players having watched nervously on television along with Foxes fans packed into local bars 160km away. Goals from Tottenham’s Harry Kane and Son Heung-min had looked like extending the title race to the penultimate week of what has been an unforgettable season. Gary Cahill gave Chelsea a lifeline just before the hour, however, and substitute Eden Hazard’s superb 83rd-minute equaliser ended Spurs’ slim title hopes to the delight of Leicester and their former Chelsea manager, Italian Claudio Ranieri. As tempers flared at the end of a red-hot London derby at Stamford Bridge, television pictures cut away to Leicester’s players celebrating in the living room of their striker Jamie Vardy, whose 22 goals have under-pinned his side’s challenge. Elsewhere in Leicester, the city’s biggest ever party began in earnest, with hundreds of fans gathering outside the stadium and thousands more celebrating in pubs and bars. Leicester’s unlikely journey from no-hopers to English champions has captivated sports fans worldwide, nowhere more so than in Thailand, home of the club’s owners King Power. Naija and Bet “Nobody believed we could do it, but here we are, Premier League champions and deservedly so,” he told Leicester’s website. “Saturday can’t come quickly enough. I can’t wait to get my hands on the trophy.” With two games left, Leicester are seven points ahead of Tottenham and Saturday’s home match against Everton will be a glorious lap of honour. In one of the most unpredictable Premier League seasons ever, Tottenham had been hoping to win a first English league title since 1961, but fell short in agonising circumstances at Stamford Bridge where they have not won in 26 years. “First of all, congratulations to Leicester City and to Claudio Ranieri. A fantastic season,” Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino said. “I’m very disappointed but now we have to fight for second place. “It’s a massive, amazing season for Leicester, Claudio the players and the fans. They deserve it.” Unfashionable Leicester, 5 000-1 outsiders at the start of the season, have become English champions for the first time and are the first club to win a maiden English title since Nottingham Forest in 1977-78, having left the likes of Manchester City and United, Chelsea and Arsenal in their wake. Oddly, the biggest match in Leicester’s history was one they were not involved in as the final act of an absorbing title race was played out in west London between last year’s champions and a Tottenham side who have refused to give up the chase. But Ranieri’s intrepid team had already done the damage, churning out results to stay top of the table since January 23 while their rivals fell by the wayside. Since losing to Arsenal on February 14, they won seven and drew three of their next 10 games. Incredibly, Leicester spent half of last season bottom of the league before a late surge lifted them clear of relegation. With Ranieri replacing Nigel Pearson as manager, they continued that momentum and from being pre-season tips for the drop, became unlikely title contenders as former non-league journeyman Vardy scored in a record 11 consecutive Premier League games. Even when they hit the top in January, many thought Leicester would fade, as they did in 1963, the last time they were in with a chance of the title. As the chasing pack thinned, however, a youthful Tottenham stayed in the hunt for a first title since 1961 but Leicester’s draw at Manchester United put the trophy within touching distance. Hazard’s late goal against bitter London rivals Spurs sealed the destiny of the title, prompting an outpouring of congratulations from a captivated nation. “People will be talking about this in 100 years time,”former Liverpool player Jamie Carragher said. Former England striker Alan Shearer won the title in 1995 with Blackburn Rovers. “For a team like Leicester to come and take the giants on with their wealth and experience – I think it’s the biggest thing to happen in football,” he said.
Cikin tattaunawarmu da editan jaridar Aminiya Salihu Makera, za'a ji labarun da suka shafi tattalin arziki, tsaro, wasanni, da sauran manyan labaru da suka zamantakewar yau da kullum.
kí nìdí tí jòhánù oníbatisí kò fi fẹ́ kí jésù ṣèrìbọmi
ó sọ fáwọn ọmọ ẹ̀yìn ẹ̀ pé àwọn kan lára wọn náà máa “ wá àyè fún ” wíwà láìṣègbéyàwó
Ṣe fèrè fàdákà méjì pẹ̀lú fàdákà lílù, kí o má a lò ó láti máa fi pe ìjọ ènìyàn àti láti máa fi darí ìrìnàjò lọ sí ibùdó yín Nígbà tí o bá fọn méjèèjì gbogbo ìjọ ènìyàn yóò pé ṣíwájú rẹ ní ẹnu ọ̀nà àgọ́ ìpàdé Bí ó bá jẹ́ ọ̀kan ni o fọn, nígbà náa ni àwọn olórí ẹ̀yà Ísírẹ́lì yóò péjọ ṣíwájú rẹ Nígbà tí o bá fun ìpè ìdágìrì, àwọn ẹ̀yà tó pa ibùdó sí ìhà ìlà oòrùn ni yóò gbéra Nígbà tí o bá fun ìpè ìdágìrì kejì, ibùdó tó wà ní ìhà gúúsù ni yóò gbéra
Security is about the most essential of all social expectations, and it is germane to the consolidation of democratic governance. Recent and persistent demands for the removal of service chiefs, probe into the expenditure of the Nigerian military, and the demand for President Muhammadu Buhari to address the National Assembly could only hastily be perceived as efforts to tackle insecurity in the country. However, a deeper examination of all angles to the security concerns in the country will reveal that the capacity of the nation’s legislature to effectively lay the parliamentary framework for an enhanced and more efficient national security sector is grossly deficient and at the bottom of the unending war against insurgency. In the first instance, the National Assembly is required by the Constitution to pass ‘laws that guide, regulate and define the various agencies of the security sector, including their powers and functions.’ The provision of laws that can effectively guide and regulate any unit of government demands a good percentage of partnership, deeper understanding, and great attention to details. Recent actions and resolutions of the National Assembly have reflected everything except partnership and understanding with an executive arm that they are expected to partner with to ensure that peace and good governance reign in the country. It is playing to the gallery when the National Assembly fails to provide the necessary parliamentary framework required by the Nigerian military in the war against insurgency and insecurity in the country. Rather than tackle the issues head-on, they engage in gerrymandering and buck passing, and keep the nation distracted by the theatrics of their non-performance. The National Assembly has failed to ask the most important question about insecurity in Nigeria: What can be done to defeat Boko Haram, banditry, and insecurity in the country? The senators and members of the House play politics with it. Governors, politicians, the media, and even the organized civil society all play politics with it. And everyone turns around and says, it must be the service chiefs. Senator Ali Ndume, Chairman of the Senate Committee on the Army, and a senator representing Borno South Federal Constituency, has repeated stated the challenges that the Nigerian Army faces in the war against insurgency. A few other military strategists have spoken to the same effect. The Nigerian Army needs to be properly funded to frontally tackle insurgency and other security threats in the country. What does this mean? Ndume also told his fellow lawmakers that the Nigerian Army needs to recruit more boots on the ground to have a robust and impenetrable presence, so as to provide a well-coordinated defense against the insurgents. Could Ndume’s recommendations have fallen on the deaf ears? The 2021 budget of the Nigerian Army remains a meagre N27.87 billion for capital and operational expenses, out of a N13 trillion budget? Senate Ali Ndume had asserted that the Nigerian Army needed a lot more to prosecute this unique type of insurgency, and also spread its presence all the states of the Federation, especially in areas where IPOB, IMN, EndSARS promoters, and sophisticated disruptors of national security are widespread. It seems the Senate is more comfortable with questioning the expenditure of the Nigerian Army and constantly peddling rhetorics on the floor of the house, instead of coming up with strategies and laws that will give the military ample powers to frustrate the actions of Boko Haram and other insurgents. Governance, according to the World Bank, is “the exercise of political authority and the use of institutional resources to manage society’s problems and affairs” (cited in Conflict Prevention Resource Pack, 2009: 111). It is the management of both the human and material resources of an organization or a state with a view to accomplishing the collective goal(s) of the organization or the state. Thus, ‘democratic governance’ by inference implies the art of governing people in line with the tenets of democracy (Babawale, 2007:47). A society is democratic in so far as the public can play a meaningful role in managing their own affairs (Chomsky, 1991:12). Consequently, democratic governance of the security sector implies the participation of the people, through their elected representatives, in the management of a nation’s security system. Central to the idea of democratic governance are: the principle of popular participation and the principle of public accountability of the leadership. Given this, a democratic security sector is one that is accountable and responsive to the people. Ndume’s position coincides with the fact that although the Nigerian Army had conducted some recruitment, such remained insignificant in tackling the insurgency in the Northeast, let alone engaging all the frontiers of national threats. The insufficiency of the number of boots on the ground has led to fatigue amongst the soldiers who have not been availed any leave to refresh before they can return to the theatres of war. While the Nigerian Army continues to engage Boko Haram insurgents within its capabilities, the Senate should avoid all forms of doublespeak as this can affect the morale of men at the frontlines. The entire Northeast is under a psychological siege because socio-economic activities can be hardly undertaken in some areas without the threat of attacks from the insurgents and bandits. It is burdened by mines implanted on roads and farmlands. It is stifled by the fear that one’s life may be scuttled in an attempt to exist within the confines of the sovereign and peaceable suzerainty of the Nigerian State. The Nigerian Army struggles to represent the legitimacy of government on the frontiers. It has not been able to sustain higher measures of victory because it lacks enough boots on the ground to midwife the localities back into peaceful, civil existence. Their brief presence in some localities signals temporary flags of victory that soon disappear once they move to another location. This was expressed by the Council on Foreign Relations which noted that, ‘The reality appears to be that the Nigerian Army is able to secure Maiduguri and the larger towns. It has consolidated its forces into fortified bases in these population centres in part to reduce military casualties. It can even clear episodically certain rural districts. But it is not able to retain the territory it clears, nor the territory around cities and towns. In this way, insurgents have at times effectively cut off ground travel to these cities and towns from the rest of the country.’ Furthermore, it is clear that insurgents bid their time until the army, for lack of enough boots on the ground, remove themselves from the scene. The insurgents swiftly return to the scene to cause havoc, kill informants, and displace members and leaders of the communities. Garba Shehu hinted at the truth of the matter when he said that Zabarmari massacre was caused by the fact that the farmers did not receive clearance from the army before embarking on their farming activities. As much as this is a pathetic reality of the lives of Borno residents, it also speaks volumes to the fact that the military is unable to stretch itself to protect residents of Borno in all local governments, farm settlements, streets and compounds. This is because it is constantly managing a fatigue, resulting from inadequate numerical strength. In order to tackle this insurgency, the army needs not only more boots on the ground, but also trained informants, and high-level technology to combat the insurgents head-on. The Nigerian Army has proven to Nigerians that it is serious in expunging the menace of Boko Haram through its advancements in developing armoured tanks, establishment of training programmes for both superior and mid-level officers in new areas of warfare, and improvement if the provision of health-care. According to Major General John Enenche, the strategy development approach of the Nigerian Army against the Boko Haram insurgents has always been a bottom-to-top approach so that the soldiers on the ground can feel motivated, and can own the modus operandi of the operation in the trenches. While the leadership of the army is doing all it can to motivate the soldiers, the Senate has not shown enough sympathy and concern to the limitations in armoury and technology that has impeded the victory of the soldiers. Senator Ali Ndume had lamented in recent times that the Boko Haram insurgents have a more ballistic presence than the Nigerian Army. The Boko Haram deploys drones to map the movements of the soldiers on the ground so that it can set in motion series of offensives. What the Senate must do to salvage the situation is to critically evaluate the needs of the Nigerian Army, and provide the necessary support for it to completely wipe out Boko Haram from the country. Undoubtedly, when poor leadership lives in denial of its responsibilities, it searches for and impugns a scapegoat. On three occasions, the National Assembly has called for the replacement of the service chiefs in the name of injecting ‘fresh ideas’ into the war against insurgency. The National Assembly fails to recognise that all the officers and men of the Nigerian Military, irrespective of rank, constantly tinker with the pockets of internal and possible external insecurities that plague the territorial integrity of the country. It is therefore a parody of good judgment to dwell on the service chiefs instead of engaging the issues and deficits that hamper the productivity of the Nigerian military. It actually portrays the intellectual deficit of the Nigerian legislators and their hundreds of legislative aides that they are not able to grapple with the real issues of insecurity in the country. The constant demand for the heads of the service chiefs when it has failed to provide the required minimum parliamentary support only smirks of deceit and hypocrisy. The National Assembly is aware of its constitutional powers to create a framework that would enable the President and the military to decisively deal with the issues of insecurity in the country. It has thus far failed in that responsibility, and rather than wake up to the truth, it continues to deliberately and mischievously pass the bulk to the service chiefs. The expectation of many Nigerians is that the legislature should put on the top burner of its legislative agenda, a critical discourse of insecurity in the Northeast, banditry in the Northwest, and cyber and real-time attacks across the polity. Deliberations in the National Assembly should be engaged with a clinical approach and resolve to find lasting, measurable and practical solutions to the nation’s security issues.
Chahed da ke da shekaru 40 a duniya, na zaman Firaminista mafi karancin shekaru da aka taba yi a Tunisiya, tun bayan da kasar ta samu 'yancin kanta daga Faransa a shekara ta 1956, kana Firaminista na bakwai da aka yi a kasar cikin kasa da shekaru shida.
2018: Binion/Saarinen: The McArthur Binion Project, Cranbrook Art Museum, Bloomfield Hills, MI
kì í ṣe ìyẹn nìkan o ńṣe ni afàwọ̀rajà náà tún ń sọ àdírẹ́sì obìnrin náà béèyàn ṣe lè dé ilé rẹ̀ àní ó tiẹ̀ tún pèsè ìmọ̀ràn lórí béèyàn ṣe lè fọgbọ́n wọlé obìnrin náà kí aago tó máa ń dún tí jàǹdùkú bá wọlé má sì pariwo
Yana mai cewa wasu idan an tambayesu dalilin da ya sa suke sata sai su ce wai domin su samu kudin yin kemfen nan gaba. Yace wannan karya ce karara.
Sanata Shehu Sani ya kuma bada kyautar wasu karin gidajen ga Kungiyar 'yan agaji Mata na Izala wadanda ake kira da sunan Nisa'us Sunnah a titin Ara dake Kaduna.
– Atiku ya goyi bayan jigon jam’iyyar APC Sanata Ahmed Tinubu game da rikicin cikin gidan da ya afkawa jam’iyyar ta APC
A yau Talata rundunar sojoji ta bayyana cewa an yi arangama tsakanin sojoji da mahara a kauyen Teguma, cikin karamar hukumar Guma ta Jihar Benuwai a lokacin da sojojin ke sinriti.
BY DANIEL IDONOR ABUJA-President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday said his administration remains committed to the attainment of uninterrupted power supply in Nigeria before the end of its tenure in 2015. Jonathan gave this assurance during an audience with members of the Board of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company led by Vice President Namadi Sambo. The President maintained that the Federal Government was mindful of the importance of steady power supply for national development, and would therefore do everything possible to ensure stable power supply. President Jonathan said: “We all know the importance of power. We look forward to a time when Nigerians can enjoy uninterrupted power supply from the beginning to the end of a year and we are working hard to ensure that, that objective is attained within the life-span of this administration”. Jonathan urged members of the board and management of the Niger Delta Power Holding Company to ensure that the company, which was established to oversee the implementation of National Integrated Power Projects, NIPP, funded by the three-tiers of government, contributes very effectively to meeting the country’s power supply needs. Vice President Sambo who chairs the board of the company assured President Jonathan that it will deliver all gas-fired NIPP power generating stations, as well as associated transmission projects on schedule to ensure that the Jonathan administration’s promise of steady power supply is fulfilled. Sambo said: “We will work relentlessly to fulfill our mandate on time,” while thanking President Jonathan for receiving members of the board. The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Governors of Benue, Delta and Ekiti states, as well as the Ministers of Power, Petroleum, and Justice were present at the meeting. Comments expressed here do not reflect the opinions of Vanguard newspapers or any employee thereof.
Image caption Boko Haram sun fadada kai hare-haren su zuwa kassahen da ke makoftaka da Nigeria, ciki har da Jamhuriyar Nijer.
Kodayake wannan dangantaka tana fuskantar barazana daga kungiyoyi dabam daban na cikin gida dama hulda ta cinikaiya musamman daga bangaren Amurka da China.
Mista Oyegun ya shaidawa IBB cewar ya zo Minna ne domin ya karbbi wasu wadan da suka sauya sheka daga jam’iyyar PDP zuwa jami’iyyar APC,wanda suka hada da tsohon mataimakin Shugaban jam’iyyar PDP na jihar Aminu Yusuf da kuma tsohon kakakin majalisar dokokin jihar ta Neja Adamu Usman.
Arabinrin naa to n jẹ Fikayomi Aaron lo n ba aisan ti oloyinbo n pe ni Heterotopic Ossification eyi to jẹ aisan to ṣakoba fun iṣan ara rẹ to si ti mu ki egungun rẹ le Ṣe ni ikun rẹ n tobi sii tori o tun ni awn aisan kan to n jẹ Peritoneal Calcification, Gross Ascites ati Hepatomegaly to maa n mu ikun tobi Iroyin taa gbọ ni pe kii ṣe bi wọn ṣe bi Fikayomi ni aworan tẹ n wo, aisan naa bẹrẹ nigba to wa lọmọ ọdun mẹwaa, o kọkọ dabii iju nibi bebedi rẹ ko to di pe o wọ de ọwọ rẹ “Ko sohun to lee mu mi sẹ agbara to wa ninu iṣẹ ami ati iyanu nitori bi mo ṣe wa laye lonii gan, iyanu ni.” Fikayomi sọ bẹẹ Nibayii, arabinrin yii ti pe ẹni ọdun 30, Fikayomi sọ pe ọpọ igba loun ti sunmọ akoko iku ati gbigbe igbesẹ lati pa ara rẹ
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By Bronnie Ware For many years I worked in palliative care. My patients were those who had gone home to die. Some incredibly special times were shared. I was with them for the last three to twelve weeks of their lives. People grow a lot when they are faced with their own mortality. I learnt never to underestimate someone’s capacity for growth. Some changes were phenomenal. Each experienced a variety of emotions, as expected, denial, fear, anger, remorse, more denial and eventually acceptance. Every single patient found their peace before they departed though, every one of them. When questioned about any regrets they had or anything they would do differently, common themes surfaced again and again. Here are the most common five: 1. I wish I’d had the courage to live a life true to myself, not the life others expected of me. This was the most common regret of all. When people realize that their life is almost over and look back clearly on it, it is easy to see how many dreams have gone unfulfilled. Most people had not honoured even a half of their dreams and had to die knowing that it was due to choices they had made, or not made. It is very important to try and honour at least some of your dreams along the way. From the moment that you lose your health, it is too late. Health brings a freedom very few realise, until they no longer have it. 2. I wish I didn’t work so hard. This came from every male patient that I nursed. They missed their children’s youth and their partner’s companionship. Women also spoke of this regret. But as most were from an older generation, many of the female patients had not been breadwinners. All of the men I nursed deeply regretted spending so much of their lives on the treadmill of a work existence. By simplifying your lifestyle and making conscious choices along the way, it is possible to not need the income that you think you do. And by creating more space in your life, you become happier and more open to new opportunities, ones more suited to your new lifestyle. 3. I wish I’d had the courage to express my feelings. We cannot control the reactions of others. However, although people may initially react when you change the way you are by speaking honestly, in the end it raises the relationship to a whole new and healthier level. Either that or it releases the unhealthy relationship from your life. Either way, you win. 4. I wish I had stayed in touch with my friends. Often they would not truly realise the full benefits of old friends until their dying weeks and it was not always possible to track them down. Many had become so caught up in their own lives that they had let golden friendships slip by over the years. There were many deep regrets about not giving friendships the time and effort that they deserved. Everyone misses their friends when they are dying. It is common for anyone in a busy lifestyle to let friendships slip. But when you are faced with your approaching death, the physical details of life fall away. People do want to get their financial affairs in order if possible. But it is not money or status that holds the true importance for them. They want to get things in order more for the benefit of those they love. Usually though, they are too ill and weary to ever manage this task. It is all comes down to love and relationships in the end. That is all that remains in the final weeks, love and relationships. 5. I wish that I had let myself be happier. This is a surprisingly common one. Many did not realise until the end that happiness is a choice. They had stayed stuck in old patterns and habits. The so-called ‘comfort’ of familiarity overflowed into their emotions, as well as their physical lives. Fear of change had them pretending to others, and to their selves, that they were content. When deep within, they longed to laugh properly and have silliness in their life again. When you are on your deathbed, what others think of you is a long way from your mind. How wonderful to be able to let go and smile again, long before you are dying. Life is a choice. It is YOUR life. Choose consciously, choose wisely, choose honestly. Choose happiness. About the author: Bronnie Ware is the author of the best-selling memoir, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying – A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing, released worldwide, with translations in 27 languages. She also runs an online personal growth and song-writing course, has released two albums of original songs, and writes a well-loved blog. Bronnie’s newest book, Your Year for Change: 52 Reflections for Regret-Free Living, was released in October 2014. Bronnie’s previous work has included mixing cocktails on a tropical island, management in the banking sector, caring for dying people, teaching song writing to prisoners, and a few things in between. She is now an author, personal growth facilitator, and speaker. Bronnie lives in NSW, Australia. Check out more of Bronnie’s work at bronnieware.com
láìsí tàbí ṣùgbọ́n ẹ ò rí i pé ayé á túbọ̀ dára gan an bí gbogbo wa bá múra tán láti ṣàjọpín
"Hanya mafi a'ala wajen dinke barakar siyasa da tashe-tashen hankulan da ake fama da shi a kasar Kenya shi ne matakai na diplomasiyya, amma ba neman kakaba takunkumi ko tsuke bakin aljifun taimakon raya kasa ga kasar ta gabacin Afurka ba. Ba shakka nuna wa gwamnatin Kenyar bacin rai da barazana yana da muhimmanci, amma duk wani mataki na takunkumin da za a dauka zai yi mummunan tasiri ba ma akan kasar kadai ba har da sauran kasashe makobta da suka dogara kacokam akanta domin tafiyar da hulɗoɗinsu na cinikayya da ketare."
A wannan makon dai kamar yadda aka tsammata tun farko taron kolin kasashen G8 da suka fi ci gaban masana’antu a duniya shi ne ya fi daukar hankalin kafofin yada labarai, ba ma a nan kasar ta Jamus kadai ba, har da sauran sassa na duniyar, musamman ma nahiyar mu ta Afurka, wadda, ita ce ta fi daukar hankalin taron na bana dangane da shirin yafe wa kasashen nahiyar dimbim basussukan dake kansu. Mujallar Der Spiegel dake fita mako-mako ta rubuta dogon sharhi akan manufar yafe basussukan da shirin taimakon farfado da tattalin arzikin Afurka, inda take cewar:
nígbà náà ni ọba àti gbogbo ísírẹ́lì rú ẹbọ níwájú olúwa
èmi yóò yí i padà sí ibùgbé àwọn òwìwí àti sí irà
Hukumar lafiya ƙarƙashin jagorancin Dr. Osagie.
“Duk wanda su ka hadu da shi sai su yi tsammanin mai irin wannan halayyar ne. Kuma damuwar ta kan dade tare da su a cikin kwakwalawarsu kusan ta sa ma su sukurkuce”, a cewar sa.
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Yóò sá kúrò lọ́wọ́ ohun ogun ìrìn ọrun akọ irin ní yóò ta a po yọ O fà á yọ, ó sì jáde kúrò lára idà dídán ní ń jáde láti inú òróòro wá Ẹ̀rù ńlá ń bẹ ní ara rẹ̀
By Omeiza Ajayi, Abuja Ahead of the 2023 Presidential Election, the South West Movement for Osinbajo (SOWEMOVE) has urged governors and traditional rulers in the region to prevail on the former Lagos State Governor, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu to step down for Vice President Yemi Osinbajo in the battle for the ticket of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC. The group has consequently begun lobbying governors, traditional rulers, business and political elites in Yorubaland to carefully weigh various options and seriously consider backing Prof. Osinbajo. READ ALSO:PDP chieftain to Nigerians: Join us in rescuing Nigeria Presenting a report and copies of several correspondences with Obas and other eminent personalities in the South West to the Director of Operations of The Progressive Project (TPP), Alhaji Aliyu Usman Aliyu in Abuja during the weekend, the group said youths of the region will become arrowheads of efforts towards making Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, successor to President Muhammadu Buhari. In his brief response, Alhaji Aliyu Usman Aliyu explained that the TPP is going to be an umbrella organization for all Nigerian groups at home and abroad who are canvassing for the success of All Progressives Congress (APC) and that of Professor Yemi Osinbajo in the 2023 elections. “Our progressive cause is borne out of conviction and devoid of negative sentiments that becloud politics in most parts of the Third World; we objectively see Vice President Yemi Osinbajo as the best towards sustaining the legacies of President Muhammadu Buhari and moving Nigeria forward,” Alhaji Aliyu said. In the various correspondences sent to Yoruba elites, titled “2023: Appeal to South-West Elders/Leaders” and signed by both its Coordinator, Abioye Akerele and Secretary, Olugbenga Byron, the group stated that Nigeria’s Presidency may elude the South West in 2023 if Prof. Osinbajo is not supported for the presidency. “Not too long after the Moshood Abiola political era, our emphatic strides within the Nigerian power equation is being threatened and today, there are obvious political traps with the potential to dislodge the South West from a vantage point through which we ought to ascend higher, to real power at the centre. “If current realities are not adequately weighed, using the wisdom of elders like you, the South West may play itself out of the power equation in 2023,” the group stated. It added that the dynamics of politics of the 2023 general elections are gradually manifesting in different forms, the group lamented that the South West still appears aloof. The group described Osinbajo as being most excellent while APC leader, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu is described as an outstanding leader who can further advance national interests by endorsing the vice president. “He (Tinubu) is one leader out of many who has been actively involved in the struggle towards making Nigeria work, he is unique in all respects, irrespective of whatever one may think of his political method. “In the light of the above, we, members of the South West Movement for Osinbajo believe that our revered Obas across Yorubaland, the APC Governors in the South West geo-political zone, all Yoruba political elites, business moguls and leaders of thought should now rise to prevail on Asiwaju to invest his political capital in the person of the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, in the overall interest of the Yoruba people. “We cannot afford to keep distracting ourselves with wrong steps and faulty strategy at the risk of neglecting the very core of our geo-political zone’s priority of regaining power at the centre and actualizing further positive impacts for ourselves and the entire federation come 2023. “Today, he sits in vantage position and he is greatly enriched with great purposeful insights into what needs to be done towards achieving lasting change; as the number two in Government, he is the closest to the highly coveted seat. “Prof. Osinbajo has the requisite character, capacity, capability and the intellect to run Nigeria to the satisfaction of the generality of the Nigerian populace. “We therefore call on you and our entire Yoruba leaders not to “siddon look” by watching while some South West politicians take wrong steps in the on-going political calculations; we must not allow a drift that will only take us all to a chaotic spot, only to then begin seeking desperate solutions. “We believe strongly that Prof. Yemi Osinbajo is our sure bet for 2023 in the entire South West and we need Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu as the principal game changer to support this bid. “For the sustenance of the South West’s political relevance in the Nigerian federation and in the larger interest of all Nigerians, it stands to reason that we stand firmly behind Prof. Yemi Osinbajo’s candidature for President come 2023. “As the number two to President Mohammad Buhari, he has demonstrated obvious capacity and capability to re-invent the wheel of progress for national growth and development. “He has won the confidence of Nigerians across various divides by the way and manner he has conducted himself as the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. “We therefore plead earnestly that our leaders and elders in the South Western Zone must not allow the conflicting interest of a few to destroy the very bright political chances of our entire region in the 2023 Presidential Elections. 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gẹ́gẹ́ bí àlàyé wa ní orí kejì iṣẹ́ yìí a sọ pé tíọ́rì soṣíọ́lọ́jì ni tíọ́rì ìṣàmúlò wa tíọ́rì yìí sì fúnka mọ́ ènìyàn àwùjọ àti ìbágbépọ̀ àwọn ènìyàn àwùjọ àti ipa tí irú ìbáṣepọ̀ bẹ́ẹ̀ ní lórí àwùjọ ohun tí ó jẹ soṣíọ́lọ́jì lógún jù ni ìgbéayé ẹ̀dá nínú àwùjọ ìgbàgbọ́ rẹ̀ àṣà ìwà àti èdè rẹ̀ èyí tí ó jẹ́ ìpìlẹ̀ tí ẹ̀dá dúró lé
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Àwọn obinrin náà bá yára kúrò níbi ibojì náà pẹlu ìbẹ̀rùbojo ati ayọ̀ ńlá, wọ́n sáré lọ sọ fún àwọn ọmọ-ẹ̀yìn rẹ̀. Lójijì Jesu pàdé wọn, ó kí wọn, ó ní, “Ẹ pẹ̀lẹ́ o!” Wọ́n bá dì mọ́ ọn lẹ́sẹ̀, wọ́n júbà rẹ̀. Iwaasu Johanu Onítẹ̀bọmi. Nígbà tí ó yá, Johanu Onítẹ̀bọmi dé, ó ń waasu ní aṣálẹ̀ Judia. A sì ti fi àáké lé gbòǹgbò igi báyìí, nítorí náà, igikígi tí kò bá so èso rere ni a óo gé lulẹ̀, tí a óo fi dáná.
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Mun zabo muku wasu daga cikin hotunan 'yan wasan da za su fafata a wannan wasa a lokacin da suke atisaye:
A Kasashen Africa akwai kasashe kamarsu Rwanda da Burundi da Tanzania da Swaziland da Africa ta kudu da Angola da suka cika wannan alkawari, to amma ga saura kuwa, kamar su Nigeria, da Cameroon da Chadi, akwai sauran jan aiki, ballatana kuma Niger, inda a yanzu mulki ne irin na soji.
àmọ́ lóde òní tí í ṣe “ ọjọ́ olúwa ” ńkọ́
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Àbí ẹ̀yin kò ì tí ka ìwé Ẹ́kísódù, nípa Mósè àti pápá tí ń jó Ọlọ́run sọ fún Mósè pé, Èmi ni Ọlọ́run Ábúráhámù, Ọlọ́run Ísáákì àti Ọlọ́run Jákọ́bù Òun kì í ṣe Ọlọ́run àwọn òkú bí kò ṣe Ọlọ́run àwọn alààyè nítorí ẹ̀yin ṣe àṣìṣe gidigidi Ọ̀kan nínú àwọn olùkọ́ òfin ti ó dúró níbẹ̀ tí ó sì fetí sílẹ̀ dáadáa sí àròyé yìí ṣàkíyèsí pé, Jésù ti dáhùn dáadáa
Sólómónì rú ẹbọ ọrẹ àlàáfíà sí Olúwa ẹgbàá mọ́kànlá màlúù, àti ọ̀kẹ́ mẹ́fà àgùntàn Bẹ́ẹ̀ ni ọba àti gbogbo àwọn omọ Ísírẹ́lì ya ilé Olúwa sí mímọ́ Ní ọjọ́ kan náà ni ọba ya àgbàlá àárin tí ń bẹ níwájú ilé Olúwa sí mímọ́, níbẹ̀ ni ó sì rú ẹbọ ọrẹ sísun àti ọrẹ oúnjẹ, àti ẹbọ àlàáfíà, nítorí pẹpẹ idẹ tí ń bẹ níwájú Olúwa kéré jù láti gba ọrẹ ṣíṣun, àti ọrẹ oúnjẹ, àti ọrẹ ẹbọ àlàáfíà Bẹ́ẹ̀ ni Sólómónì ṣe àpèjọ nígbà náà, àti gbogbo Ísírẹ́lì pẹ̀lú rẹ̀, àjọ ńlá ńlá ni, láti ìwọ Hámátì títí dé odò Éjíbítì
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N'afọ 1930, Marmaduke gara Loch Ness ịchọ anụ ọhịa Loch Ness. Wetherell kwuru na ọ chọtara akara ụkwụ, mana mgbe e zigara ndị ọkà mmụta sayensị akara ụkwụ maka nnyocha ha bịara bụrụ nke enyí mmiri; onye na-eme ihe ọchị ejirila nche anwụ nke ụkwụ enyí mmiri.
N'otu akụkọ pụrụ iche, Peoples Gazette, site na ndekọ ụlọ akụ, kpughere otu GTCO, site na enyemaka ya Investment One, si nye ego nke nde narị abụọ na akaụntụ mkpọsa nke osote onye isi ala Yemi Osinbajo, na-emebi iwu ego mkpọsa gọọmentị etiti. A kwụrụ ụgwọ ahụ n'ụzọ atọ nke nde otu narị, nde iri ise, na nde iri ise. Iwu ntuli aka ahụ na-enye ohere inye onyinye kacha elu nke otu nde maka onye ọ bụla na-azọ ọkwa onye isi ala.
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Amòfin náà wí fún un pé, “Bẹ́ẹ̀ gan-an ni, Olùkọ́ni. Òtítọ́ ni o sọ pé, ‘Ọlọrun kan ni ó wà. Kò sí òmíràn lẹ́yìn rẹ̀’; Wọ́n a máa jẹ ilé àwọn opó run. Wọ́n a máa gbadura gígùn nítorí àṣehàn. Ìdájọ́ tí wọn yóo gbà yóo le pupọ.” Ẹ kò ì tíì kà ninu Ìwé Mímọ́, pé,‘Òkúta tí àwọn ọ̀mọ̀lé kọ̀ sílẹ̀ni ó di pataki igun ilé. Nítorí nígbà tí àwọn òkú bá jinde, kò sí pé à ń gbé iyawo tabi à ń fa obinrin fún ọkọ, ṣugbọn bí àwọn angẹli ọ̀run ni wọn yóo rí. Òwe Nípa Àwọn Alágbàro Ọgbà Àjàrà.
The Super Eagles of Nigeria needed just a solitary strike from Kelechi Iheanacho to get the three times winners maximum points in their opening game against Egypt. There had been a lot of frenzy before the game with much attention on Egyptian striker, Mohammed Salah. Having noted that the stars to watch out for in both teams were Iheanacho and Salah, it was the Leicester City striker that eventually smiled. His strike capped off a god performance from Nigeria that kept on creating chances and reducing the treat that Salah carried. Nigeria through him found the back of the net on 30 minutes as the Super Eagles overcame lacklustre Egypt 1-0 in a clash of Group D big guns in the northwestern city of Garoua. His match-winner and overall performance earned Iheanacho the man-of-the-match award on a day when prolific Liverpool scorer Salah and Manchester City winger Mahrez failed to sparkle. Captain Salah who was isolated for much of the clash was frustrated at the Stade Roumde Adjia. When he did get a scoring chance in the second half, his prod was saved by the boot of goalkeeper Maduka Okoye. READ ALSO: Nigeria v Egypt: The day is finally here By this result Nigeria out of the eight meetings with Egypt have won four and drawn two. Nigeria v Egypt: Player rating William Troost-Ekong (5.5/10) Kenneth Omeruo (7/10) Ola Aina (7.5/10) Zaidu Sanusi (6/10) Wilfred Ndidi (7/10) Joe Aribo (7/10) Samuel Chukwueze (6/10) Moses Simon (7/10) Kelechi Iheanacho (7/10) Taiwo Awoniyi (6.5/10) Chidera Ejuke (6/10) Umar Sadiq (5.5/10)